Sentence examples for has further aggravated from inspiring English sources
America's invasion of Iraq has further aggravated such divisions.
The C.I.A., for its part, has continued to carry out missile strikes inside Pakistan using armed drone aircraft, a campaign that has been tacitly blessed by Pakistani leaders but that has further aggravated relations between the C.I.A. and the ISI.
The possibility that Congress will not act this year has further aggravated tensions between gay rights groups and President Obama, who campaigned on a promise to allow gay men and women to serve openly.
This has further aggravated the pollution menace in surface water and groundwater in the valley (Kamaldeep et al. 2011).
Direct discharge of the human wastes from the nearby settlements into the lake has further aggravated the nature and extent of the pollution.
Therefore, a large gap was observed between the compensation granted to kindergarten teachers and that offered to primary and secondary school teachers, which has further aggravated the phenomenon that kindergarten teachers in China tend to possess lower qualifications and salaries (Li 2014).
Underground construction in urban areas has, thus, generally been limited to situations without a viable surface alternate; as a result, additional increases in surface construction have further aggravated the problem.
Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's visit last month to the Yasukuni shrine -- which honors the souls of Japan's war dead, including the souls of war criminals -- and the relentless efforts of some Japanese textbook writers to minimize Japan's wartime aggression against Korea and China have further aggravated regional tension over Japan's official history.
"A quality company needs to take the time to get a good ending". Other corporate missteps have further aggravated the issue, says a senior manager at Radio Shack who was in the building when the notices went out and who had four members of his division laid off.
